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The Grenada sentinel., 1887-03-26

A NUMBER Of suspicious looking men
have been lately making frequent visits
to the money vaults of the Treasury De-
partment during the hours allowed for
public inspection. Such of them as called
on the 10th were notified that they must
not come again, and the officers in charge
of the vaults have been instructed To keep
q sharp lookout on visitors in the future
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-29
SpTEc ,.Iiont.

County CIcrR w.scum III = m,rrirr
received a tier, dated May 10th, from
this prosperous mining camp, from
which WE are permitted to make the fol.
towing extracts:
"Tbtng1 ure moving along nicely
here, the uew furnIcc dpin. first class
work. Til" fist ship nent, the output
of the new furnnct. consisting of 700
bars, 10000 pounds. goes to-day. We
nrc taking out an ,vcrts Of I3j bipi
per day. There nre nbnut 2Y men
working nj the inires anil IS at the fur.
incc. u. L. Miller. the contractor, il
getting down % tnrs of Latham ore per
lay. W have qutta n force on the
Juniper mine auh nrs taxing out con.
siderable ore. The company has CON-
mrnced huying outside ores which will
give II chance to the miners who own
the mines. We have Il most thorough
smelter. q MIR. Gregory Board. from
Denver, Colorado. Ito is making a
%conplctc success with our most reiract-
ny ores.
We have Io.' of outsi1e ~viyi.o-s lately,
lie Wells being represented by Honest
Bob Hnmill. Al Fisher aud Dave Low
c~ubcrg."
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ItincranI Salvation.

The tain last evening bore n detach-
mrEt -! the 5 Ovation Amy, Consisting
81 five soldiers and two suidi r..s.s.
who condescended to give our psopIe a
free shpS daring Tie iime Ia train
stopped here for supper. The pro.
BriIHinc n rendered by these Soldiers
OF the Cross consisted Of songs. accom-.
panied by soul stirring music thumped
from II tniubouri e Hn jerked from an
accordion, exiortations aud confessions
IN which ench one alternately tool u
hand, (Shat " set of scurvy scrubs they
have all been according to their own
stories, aud loud petitions to the throue
oil grnce by each one in succession urged
on 10y hearty CALCULATIONS from the
others. Some of Ihuir songs were at
irnc'ive. being rendered in good voice
aud accord, reminding one Df the camp
meetings ot Lang syns. Thi, li.tlo COM
piny "f fanatics We're on thuir way 10
Salt Lake City where they will berrI
the lion in his deu with the chances in
favor If the lion who. in the shape of
some smooth Ephriim OF u Latter
Day Faint, is liable to gUbble the female
lambs o: tue Il eek.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GrM HorAL-Bartlett 4 ostrvicLer.
PToprietors.

PIT McRowc. Frel Wilson. wm Bey.
non, Mrs Beynon & child. Tu~scarora,
Judson DIKin. L imoil.e; Sim Walker,
TT Harris, Huntington; NJ MeGrrgor.
Mes Z NJ Roserraiz. Eurekn, ThAd
Porter. Hunters Raueh; Z Dolta, Mrs
j Dott'. Adone; J Park, q Thompson.
Pie Greek ] p Edoa. $ F, d stewart,
W $ CLAYTON. Mound; J A Hutchinson,
Oiathr, Kansas; L Z Sliuson, Hamil-
ton; Louis Goidst.in, Alex johnson.
Mountain City, Hank Smith. Colun-
bia.
Judsou Dakin, VIM J Gilland, Ell
o'drll, Ltmo.llr; Eugene J Sioiiz. S +;
W G. Pace. LutneI Butter. Chas lug
Gle. Nc McRcwe. Hi s,okrr, jar StautS.
fu'carora; Peter Geuonli. Bullion; Thad
Porter, Osiuo.
NJ Hurl y. II Hubs, " S Hillman,
w J Heat II, T%uscarVrn; Judaon Dakil.
Jno McDermott, LamoilIr; z Hir-
"en, Eureka ; A Il Traver. Bullion; Jas
Gormiey. Huntington.
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Following is q III OF letters re-
m]ninipg in the os'o &C at T. ko. Sat
urdoy. May. Is 1897.
Adnms Richard Bolghou Gcoyani q.
Colunb,t 7. j. Gebcsy Miss Sophie
Hayes Miss Mamie smT Antone.
Persons calling for y OF the above
letlOrs will please say advertised"
Jas. Z. SAITH z. NJ.
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ELKC TOWNSHIP.
tFroE- Saturday, Daily. I
hALnAG"SD I.

hALn AG'NDI.
Mrs. J. L. Wines LEFT this morning
for Eurrkt.
The Chinese alphabet contains 30, 900
chHrGct' IL.
Albeit Wines, Pleasant Valley, eara.
IN this afternoon.
Regular meeting Elk" Lodge No. IS,
L. O. q. +. at tkeir Hall to night.
Wntsomrille, Cal has started a move
nieut 10 erect "a ~. j1o trait dncr.
Two car ionds Of StaEfora's horses
passed through 10y this kpsning's train
The Yuma Iudilns lnst week crrlna.
ted theiF hs"d chief PascuuI ut Yuma,
A. I.
Hypocrisy AL cunning travel togrtL-
~r. aud they cannot set very far seiIa-
rated.
Florias has elected SrnlcI Pnsoo
United States SelIatoS 10 succeed be
toit~ zones.
Sqnihs from the IS~DzrrxDESr are
credited by several papers to the Cag-
son ulrx.
n y ur. a.
o,. -. -, '
,.n
L.,
u,.I.u Cu.
'P" '"' P''S'"' tue "F'. "5aht
INV '''''e' S''''''"' "' h'F lF"h'N
u,, ~
'"' N''"o'' nave put tue BASE
quinn !" H"e S"''''''a" a"H
'P'H may 'o eiP'o''1 To-
F "'0'F" '"ra "h
~ ""' "''N'''' ""- AIS" l"
'' "'""!' "Ar'' "'' ''"'"-
Mrs. J. q. Crombie aud her daughter.
"'' 'N'H '"o'"''- ''' ~"
h"'-" ''NnS' ""e'' lucy
W." ''4" ""''"E VIC 'uu'''FF'
Inc tri't 81 thc case II Shotertft So,
br"rd Brothers MAS o"1siudcd IA I'll"
District Curt t"-'ny |'"l Judgment
i'"fo"'' =! '"' ''"'' ''' '"' "'''7'
a report cones from Lrs Alamo.
S"n'n bibSr' couhty. Cal, thit a iu'u
answering liz" DESCRIPTION al Springer,
'lr Gallon vale IHHrdrrer' SdS ARRESTED
there yesterday.
The youngest Child II MrS. Alice Ri
chd came near '"si"G ns i!e at Cherry
Cf''k lev lays "pce u! ~s"'ilo"i"g
d" P''ituty ~ 'y"' u" tE'e'H OF ""'ch
were c"""''c'"oleh ny g'SihS IL 'iheSar'
District Attorney GO. Y. Tlsot has
gone on IL visit Of some months to ynri-
Gus p,rtion' o. the l. at. An Act was
passed 10y the Legislature last winter
h'""'"H ""'' VI muse ''' " '"' III"
'
Johann h'o'ter' = young apprentice
20 i" I"'n"-"'Nci' mas startled The cHi-
gen" '''h'" Nv c'''"o'hS A'' ''e' I"
Tue t'P'n"' part o' 'He tower OF NJ
'"P"o" A'h'"'"'' IL" tie" /" Pchh"h'
Inv ''
Silver SNte:-The railroad company
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DEror HorrL-Clark & Green Propris.
tors.


A Korn, D Mark, II J Babcock. SIS
Sears. Is l. BhItIetr, Henry Dresden, q
Brc"inshnm, = +; Jnu 5 Blake, Viz
Sin!a City; NJ Polk. Ha'leck; ] S jew
EFT, L Grcoms, Tuscarorl; Elward Won
Brase, Germany; Jnmes Disregard. Tay-
lnr;J l. Fast & wife. Palisadr; Jas G
Doughty Jr, C"rlin; Henry FRANKIE, c
FRANKIE. Lam"ille; L Esseyier, Mont
rose, Caradi; Frank L Fi.kr. Frisco;
I'll Spauldtng, Wallace, Kansas.
j y TeIriiI, IIr!l,ca; T. ntnsou,
Well; " D Sl,rp. ) p Co; AN B,irl,
Wichatr, Kansas; Peter Williams. JR
Black, Be Goudhue, Grin; W E At.
well, TasIor's St,tiou; " b Hunt, S +;
) sro. New Ypik; ] A Robertson, Lit.
moilIr; w L Walker, South Fork.
Michael Henley, Tuscnrora; T J
unrt, ] I Bsuusr. Nj auckland. Reno /;
David Lind>, Union City, William
E,tes. san Jose; Mrs S Jones, Lee;
Vim Mitchell X wife, Huntiugtun;J :
Cailrn, Marysviise, Cal; Ii Young,
B.aiue.
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from "Wednesday. Daily. !
nALuAuuSDI.

stage for a six weeks visit to Tusearo-
Ia.
A perambulatiug restaurant for thu
benefit Of niliond travellers As an enler-
prise lately ~in'usurateI in Elko.
J. S. Gardner went up to Wells las;
evening ;o work on the new hotel build
inS which is l., ing ere ted at that place.
So FAR The Pacific railroad invrStigs-
ton has beet Humorous. but not i'm
pre,s.",. Nobody seems to know any
thing.
10. Henderson. Wtu is uttr ming
school ut Nupn. all arrive Ly thlS
evenings train and spynd his vacation
at EUrnc.
II mortal d ~. Monday. the 30th in
s'Gmt. Will be appropriately celebrated
II; Reno by the Oder Of knights Of
r!iita,.
Reno Joprual:-The Administration
has l. ken away Our I.t,rurI Revenue
Collector. 1t can have anything r!.c, ii
1t ~II OILY Lak Tor II.
Reno J"uuma':-It Is reported ,l.at la.
Cdroa lndcx . IL sUs.c4I paU,IrtJiou
~ SOON "a, > .uttrr S~IrwuL's l,use ex-
Iires, winch viii lie July lst.
The friend, Of Leland will he d.
II rs'd to ham Tia; Nir. rtrurI.'s
1 .-|Ha ".. O.
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ELKO COUNTY.

- Regular Scs.iuu. Of Dt.,ti,t C.,,t
Second hUn ay in January. May aud Sepiem.
49,. u. Il. BULLION. Jua.e.
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IFiOD IT., sd4y.s Dail..l
nALMAGuNDI.

who wIl' remain ia, re some weeks.
The largest Insurance. carried on the
life Of any indiYldu Il. insurance men
say. is that of Sl.UJJ.GJ on the liEe o!
DR.. Hos;eter. 0! P.ttsJurg.
The Santa Il ,rb,rI City Assessor es;i.
mates tLut the valuation OF al property
ia ,hit city will &c sch SlO.O JJ, 600.
Last year i; was ~, 10000.
1t is proposed to bring John Mackay's
cabin down from the Sierra Nevada
moIn;a:ns. End set itup in San Francis.
co. ns an Object -. curiosity.
Three biz frri4httrum LET; for Tu<ca-
ron, tIis morning loaded with heavy
unmb"rS for the gallo ~ frames OF the
Granl Priz, mud N,ytd, Qu,cm mines.
Mr. :. 5. Sears arrived lust evening
nom California aui vn, Wi ourrI by
numerous friends. Hos heath i great
y Improved since leaving Lece Last
Janu ry.
( The El.rkl Sentinel an
"Ncn'NIpm Iu ID umuud mex Sunday ala /.
"dVcr'i,rs mo wind nor dd,,." Tue
dust might be regulated. but how will
they control ia, wind?
Ak.Esr- prp'r sry.: t. he u Kan
san Is the p~Guud,st honor III tie niu.--
',cuth century nui ell uvcc TIA. cuuulrs
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OF Secret Valley School for tho month
ending Mpy 90, 1887
Total Nc enrolled. u; No. absences.
90; best ia scholnrsuir, Emily Lemon.
0Gi,. Walter Gardner, %. Matte
Nichols, -. Perfect in attendance.
Thomas Covert. Emily Lemon. Lucirn
Lemon. Orange Lemon. fiOSsio Lemon.
k,tjr Gurdmrr.. J. liir Gurlurr. Ermn
darlu,r. Waiter Gardner, Willie Eou
scti.
Willis R~ichnrlson,
Teacher.
- - -
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Iron Monday. Daily.
kALAAGUNDI.

"SS' o'""u tfaNel over The CT.
Railroad is quite heavy at this time.
W. I. Smith went up to Tuscaror,
to day in company with W. c. Price.
Pc ter Ashes Static of Cue horses
"iii be an attraction at the Reno State
Fair.
W J. Urton. n. Tobias and Father
Caiien took this mornings stag, for
rusctrors.
W. G. Price arrived from San Fran.
cisco Saturday evening nud left Tor Tus.
'aron TO day by private c n~veynuce.
Should the present exodus continue
Enrrk" will soon be depop.Ii,cd. A
'ew train lads Of eighueu will thin
them out.
I~'Iephoning between New York aud
Phdrdelplia is mow as en-y H. it was
b tween points about IL block apart IL
lev years ago.
Governor Stevenson and wifi. p,s.ad
through Icy las: evenings train ,n route
To Boise City 10 visit his brother. the
Governor OF IluLo.
Reno moT wAuts n tauney. Elko al
ready has one. presided over by W. W
ho"hcr who is usually knoxu NJ PIN
cir"l Il the Public School.
A game II base bail was played nj
he grounds Of the club yesterday, int.
r"I'"g to those who take u pride in
the sport OF the diamond tirld.
Silver Sittc:-Ycs;yrIay $. wrnban.
owner Of the Cortrz mines. shipped
scSrntcrn bars Of bullion valued at ST.
100 each isom Erow4we 10 san Fran.
ri,eo.
4 heavy rnin Eel! in the northern part
Of Humboldt county last week. 1,
rliurd h,ri FOR several hours in Para.
liz: Valley amt f.rucrS. - veil as
<orkDoW arr jnbil,nt.
During tue months Of January, Feb.
~ " nv mere were '&P"''"d
:" q" ''u'"'"' i"''' u
liverpool '.'-l live cattle, slJ sheep
Hnt 9i,O'l qiurtrr, Of beef.
QIrcu X tpioI,ai n - { ,kca a fancy e.
the statute ul Liberty Eali,htrEiu. the
"''''' anu Il 'o' Al any ROOM III her
'e' "'1' "uS Il anu present
49, '""' h'"'""''
Tn TIC lth instant the Baltimore
~" reached IT. al birthday. "nd eel
'"f"'rd the event by a"ud'uE ont uiuiu-
'nre copies 81 t"e p"prT Photographed
down IL Il very small compass. The
""GNc"'r In worthy q" preservation.
""' III" H"' '"'''d' 81
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E'''.1 NJ '"'
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w.t. '"' H'N '''" World
IL Il stated that "t",u'y three head
al "A'r' P"'rA' Nr''.bii.d Montana co"
PONIES warranted to c!irck short Wide
~
'.'''"@
Il" j." Nus %"
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VIZ,
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and Krnctrrs can fuI m,tNirr th.,
PERTAINS IT, the ill.,. 81 l,or..4 nj las
Bruu'S on C|ulnmrrci,I street.
p,
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meat to = iuli housr.
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ri -n wr..r.rur Sail.
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tFrOn Thupday'. D.ily.l
EALNNaUNDI.

A large whale is stranded 0n the beach
at Santa Cruz.
Ripe wtterme,ons are on sale in Ea-
emit $, San Diego comfy.
Tie spring rodeo commenced in Long
valley "a the oth in ,ttut.
Texas grass C ,t;lc ara selling in
Chicago for 50 20 to 81.
occou wool s,.Id for twenty owe
rents n pound in New York market last
week. b.
10. Henderson returned last evening
and will remain at home about six
weeks.
II il estimated hat CALIFORNIA; 1857
WHEAT crop will amount to 5000 .UoJ
bushels
Colorado c!IimS 70 haze more land
soan to alfalfa tAnn any otLer State in
the Union.
P.T Brrnum, who j. now seventy
seven years OF eg vii WRIT II long
sel!al for The Golden Arso>y."
Eight dogs will buy II " fc in Siberia,
but u'icr you have = "a n S!b, rian wo.
mau You marvel that dogs ate SO cheap.
: fire in the snu,hrrn portion Il Hurt.
City, Montana. My 81. destroyed prop
cT'y Valued at $4,000. insured for SIS
Glv
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HUNS0-DI HJUs.-JOscpl lng Pto-
pIIetor.
Henry FRANKIE, Llmoille: Nels Ma
son, Andrew NJ son. Mole-u; Etrnrst
FRANKIE, Idaho: John Francisco. + J
F'"nk * wIie, Balboa; IL Mason.
south Fork.
M'hon+y, Paradise; Joseph Hen
nru. LuMo.Ihr; Louis Miller. South
Fork; Jtme, VI P..I.ork. PJ,ter Z.ngo,
UGiOu ~.
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Kirks BInc IwIa Soap, best on
, nril. \ ucnicy',.
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Try our New Hampshire PURE ma
pie syrup al W. Smiths
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-27

Milford.
REV Mr.. CALHoUN-HYMENEAL-A RECEPTION AND

REV. CALHoUN-HYMENEAL-A RECEPTION AND
SOCIAL TIME.
MILFORD, Oct. a5-Mrs Charles Shelton, OF Biz
mingham. will address the young pc pies meeting
at the First church Nov. 10 on the Indian work.
ed the county meeting Of auxiliaries Of the New
Haven branch in Madison last Tuesday.
Deacon Whitcomb with their wives. were appoint
ed delegates from the First church to attend the
conference in the College street church, New Ha-
ven Thursday of this week.
Wild duck have been plentiful off tho shore the
Rev. N. NJ. Calhoun gave an excellent discourse
the young people of the First church last Sunday
He will continue ,urse Of familiar talks on the
coming Sunday evenings on similar SUBJECTS, the
aim being give helpful ideas on the subjects to
The railroad company are making preparations
also tower at the of Theodore Thompson's res
idence Broad street
morous readings and recitationg in the Town hail
Thursday evening, November Sd. under the
A quiet wedding took place at the residence of
Mr.. William Bush last thursday evening, the con-
and Mr.. Frank Shows Of ElgIn, Ill, Rev; Mr. Nc,
Nellie of Bridgeport officiating A ter the good
Ter partaken of. the bride and groom started on
short trip, returning Saturday and leaving Monday
l on an extended tour to their future home in the
West, where their new home awaits them. Mrs
| Shove leaves many friends who will miss her. and
while they regret her absence, will wish for her and
| her husband many years of usefulness and happi-
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baldwin received large
| number of thsir friends into their pleasant home
| last Thursday evening, the occasion being the mar
riage of their eldest daughter Evelyn s. to William
l.. Merwin of Wood mont. The service was per
| formed by Rev. N NJ. Calhoun, their pastor. The
| estimable couple were started on their welded
life with showers OF good wishes and congratula-
/ tions and after hour two spent socially with
their friends they left for trip to Boston and 9TH
places of interest expecting to return this week.
| Many handsome and beautiful tokens Were be-
slowed by friends which were conspicuous for the
rarity and taste displayed May the years to come
bring added joy and happiness, as well as useful
mss, Rs their portion.
| Rev. F. Saunders, of Thomaston, was in town the
early part of the week visiting among his former
| d 3rishioners
the f3GfHP 1aagFee lodge gave an entertainment in
of repienishing their treasury A pleasing prs
grum1ne was carried out and supper and ice cream
l were served.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-27
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN
AND HARTFORD R. r..
October Sd. 1887.
October Sd, 1887.

TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS Follows:
Mdn9 N .e1o 1T 42o daily exeePt
800 G:oS, *5o5 $40. $50 D. M m. milk train
Riverj s7:O5, (7:3O way to Bridgeport 1855, 800
P. m. SuNDAYs-'3:5s, 4:20, 1910, 500 a. m, 500,
$50, *7:o5, 7:2o, 1888 p.
Washington Night Express via Harlem
ford, Bridgeport, South Eorwalk, Stamford. - 1890
*1io5 a. No. "1:i6 $40 "69s p m sGSp AVS e;SS
night, 1925 p
For Boston via New London and Providence
fast express. sUNpAYs-*1:sO a. m.
NEWPORT EXPRESS-#1O:30a a. M, "4:05 p. m
For Boston via Hartford and New York and
New England R. R.-*2:30 a. m daily.
For Boston via Air Line and N. Y. and N. e
r R-s:o5 a m, 1:S5. $500 p m. fast express
For Hartford, Springfield, Mer1den,
Etc:-*Is;s5 night, si:0s night ("2:so a. m. to
s a5tf b S q s asr tfo s M isl i1e
SUNDAYs-*1:02 night, 1926 p m.
SHORE LINE DIVISION
For New London, Etc.-s1:sO night, 6:45
s7:5o, 1880 11:o5 a M. Q:s0 to Saybrook), $500
further) SUNDAYs-*1:3o night.
AIR LINE DIVISION.
For mfddletOwns Willimantfc, Etc.
$500, 6:15 p. m. sUND4Ys~'5:oO p m Connect at
Middletown with Connecticut Valley R. r. and at
R R. at Turnersviile with Colchester Branch.
Trains arrive in New Haven at S02 II 100 a. m 1:22
*6:5S, S:55 p m.
NAUGATUCK DIVISION.
Trains leave New Haven, via the New Haven and
Derby R. R., connecting with this road:
For Waterbury, Lftchfleld, Wfnafed,
and way stations, connecting at Ansonia, at ZOO
q. and 5:45 p m.
FOf waterbury, THROUGH CAR but not for
WATERFOWL, Litchfeld or Winsted, at 9:52 M
For Waterbury and Watertoyvn. CON
Meeting at Ansonia, at ESQ p. m.
For Waterbury, connecting at Ansonia, at
7:4 p. m.
For New Haven: Leave Winsted at 7:I3
m, 1:20p. M, with through car from Waterbury
and 4:3S p. M; leave Waterbury at $50, 1925
Ghrough carr, and 1880 a. m, 2:42 Through car
and 5:52 p m.
NORTHAMPTON DIVISION.
For North Adams Turner's Falls
williamsburg HOlYoke and new
Hartford and intermediate stations trains
leave New Haven at 7:15 and 11:04 a. m. and 400
p. m.
For Williamsburg and points this side, a
6:25 p.
From williamsburg trains arrive at 9:17
a. m, and from North Adams. ETC., at 1873
$50 and 1928 p. m.
For Saratoga. at 7:15 a. m, arriving at s:f5
p. m. Train leaving New Haven at 400 p. m. con-
meets and reaches Saratoga at l0:40 p. m.
o. NJ SHEPARD, G. T. HAMPSTEAD,
General Supt Gen. Pass. Agent
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-27

He hassuccessfully treated more cases of snerno.
torhosa, Seminal Weakness and all Diseases of ths
GeneratiTe Organs than any other physician Twin o
and his experience and skill avail in every instanc
in restoring the sufferer to sound health and spirit
Hundreds of letters from grateful patients can h
seen at the doctors Office
DF. Lyon mas discovered a remedy which is a Ger.
IAN cure1or Dumb Ague, Chills and Fever and AL
MaIarial Complaints
All letters sent to the Doctor will be confidential
~ attended to, and in NO CASE shall conf1den
be ABUSED. Write, if you do not call in person
describing your symptoms and duration of the dis
ease, and medicines appropriate to your case
Dc sent to your address, any address you desire
oy express in packages secure from observation.
consultation, advice and medicine given for on
ooiIar or more, according to the severity and n
tJre of the case.
ONCE hours Ga. m. to 9 p. m. Open Sunday
evenings.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-27

'Nobby" Jones of New Haven, who has
been away from the city during the summer,
has returned to this city and will resume his
former occupation with the Winchester Arms
company. "Nobby" passed the summer in
business with his steam carousal, or merry
go-round, at Seaside Park, Bridgeport, since
which time ne has been with his merry-eo;
round at fairs. He states that business has
bsen good.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-27
TO FEMALES:

The special diseases to which females ara snniac.
are treated with perfect success by DR.. Lyon. The
doctor has made those diseases special study for
over third of century, and his success has been
as gratifying as it has been complete Therefore
all ladies' suffering from any diseases incidental To
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all those diseases and effect permanent cures in
the shortest possible time.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-27
TO MALES

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List of Letters

remaining in the New Haven postoflce. New Ha.
ven county, State of Connecticut, Wednesday,
October 26, 1887:
LADIES LIST.
B-BIrs John Beckwith, Eta Barrett, Maria Bemis.
Miss L. Buckele.
c Mrs. NJ. Calls, Jennette Cans, Lizzie Camera.
Della Davis, Maggie Donovan, Mrs w, H Dud-
ley.
H-Mrs H. Hart, Miss May Horton
bessie Livingstone.
M-Miss n. E. MCPHERSON, Carrie Miller MARY
Mooney, Catherine Much, Cecilia Mulher
N-Cynthia Norton.
P-Mrs. R. E. Platt Maggie Punch
R-Mrs. G. (O Responder
s-Mamie Stanley, Helen sidal, Sophia D. Stevens,
Della Sullivan.
T-Sarah J. Thomas, Sarah Tyler.
W-Miss Rine Williams, Mrs G. D. Woodruff.
Y-Harriet o. Yale.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-27
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

A-Mr. E. G. Allen.
B-Edw. L. Barber, Francis Bellemore. AIpheus
Bowman, Robt L. Butler, Mr. T. A. Brandon
Chas. z. Brandt, Mr.. H A. Brooks, Fred E. But
ters
C-Mr. J. ]. Cannon, VIM. L. Chas Geo. H Cowan,
Ambrose CrameF.
E-Mr. 8. Elmer.
F-Mr. A. Fcwkes Thomas J. Frisbfe.
G-John Gaemmlin, Edward Goodspeed, Mr. NJ e.
Gray.
He. G. Hazard & Co.. D. L. Hitchcock, Mr. f. r..
Hubbard, Mr.. A. A. Hyde.
I-Mr. n. d. Ives
K-Henry Fl. Keeler.
L Albert A. Lanny G. H. Lockwood Co., Mr. H A.
Lyman.
M. W. McClannis, Mr.. F. ]. Meigs.
R-Mr. @. A. Robinson.
S-Capt. e. Salisbury, Mr.. A. H. Simpson, William
e. Smith, HadIey ftark
T-Mr. W. L. Thayer, Mr.. A. Tenant
W-Mr. @ P. Watson
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